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Boudicca's "army" was a looting, raping, murderous gang of various British tribes. Boudicca herself had little control over them due to her lack of military skill. Although they greatly outnumbered the Romans, they were nothing more than a mob. They were able to do damage to the Romans and innocent civilians because the legions were away in South Wales at the time of the revolt and they were basically attacking unarmed civilians.
The Romans, on the other hand, were a professional army. They were disciplined, had armor and better weapons. When Paulinus heard of the trouble he hurried back and his well trained army of less that 10,000 men defeated Boudicca's mob of 230,000.
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Why did the Romans have an army?
the Romans had an army to concur land and make there empire stronger.
What were the Romans popular for?
The Romans were popular for their army and their construction!
Why did Boudicca fail her battle against the Romans?
its simple not a good enough army unlike the romans who in my opinion the romans are the most powerful army and the best trained
How did the Roman Empire fund their army?
The Romans funded their army through taxation.
How did boudicca defete the Romans?
Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.Boudicca never defeated the Romans, except those in undefended towns who were unarmed civilians. When her mob had to face the legitimate Roman army, which was undermanned, the Romans wiped them out.
How did Romans deal with invaders?
They sent the army to deal with them.
Where did Boudicca march her army to fight the Romans?
to colchester
How did the Roman army change after the Punic Wars?
the romans
What did Rome do when they won the war against Carthage?
In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.In time of war, the Romans recruited an army and fought. After Marius they had a standing army which was trained and ready to go, so the recruitment phase was eliminated.
What was the name of the Romans army?
The name of a Roman army corps was legion. The Roman army could be mobilise several legions.
Is England still easy to attack?
The answer is yes because they had a strong army who attacked the Romans army.
Why did boudicca lose against the Romans in the Battle?
Boudicca failed against the Romans for obvious reasons. The first was that she did not know what she was doing as she was no military leader. She seemed to be blinded by the quest for revenge rather than common sense (if she had any in the first place). The second reason was that she had no control over her so-called army. She may have condoned the burning, looting, and the mutilation and torture of the Romans and Celts in Londinium, Verrulamium and Camulodium, as it was relatively easy to attack and win over unarmed civilians and skeleton troops. However when Paulinus got word of her attacks and marched his legions back, it was a very different story. Boudicca's troops had swelled to an estimated 250,000 once word got around of the loot that was taken from the three towns that were devastated. They were undisciplined and almost impossible to control. They were overconfident that they would win over Paulinus and his under manned legions. Boudicca allowed Paulinus to pick the battlefield. Big mistake, as all the natural advantages of the terrain aided the Romans. In addition, Boudicca's "army" had never faced a full Roman legion on a battlefield. They had never encountered the awesome Roman discipline and their battle tactics. As it turned out, Boudicca's 250,000 were defeated by Paulinus' less than 10,000, with the Celts suffering a loss of 80,000 while the Romans lost 400.
